Willow Springs Magazine, a literary journal with a distinguished history, opens its fiction submissions for short prose under 1,000 words. The magazine has long been a home for innovative and essential voices, and this call continues its commitment to the short form. The no-fee submission policy reflects a respect for writers and a dedication to accessibility. The editors seek up to three pieces per submission, allowing writers to present a cohesive or varied portfolio of their microfiction. This structure encourages a deliberate and curated approach, inviting authors to consider how their pieces converse with one another. The magazine's editorial vision favors work that is precise, resonant, and attentive to language. While no monetary prize is offered, publication in Willow Springs carries significant literary weight, offering visibility among a discerning readership of writers, editors, and critics. The journal's legacy of publishing both emerging and established authors makes it a vital venue for contemporary short fiction.